Youth Radio Offers Kids' Take on Current Events

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Title: Youth RadioSummary: A stellar take on the news from diverse kid journalists

Pros: The content is top-notch, and the kids are guided by professionals to make compelling radio.Cons: It's slightly difficult to navigate the website; some reorganization for clarity would help. Bottom Line:An outstanding place to find fresh voices and NPR-quality content created by kids.

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